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Anyone up for a protest at our next home game (17 Jan)
- Thread starter Richards Curler
- Start date
BlackleyBlue
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No Chance!!!!!
Give Hughes time and he'll come good...he knows that he has inherited a small number of decent players and a large number of garbage players.
Just think back to the 2nd half of last season...we lost nearly every game with those players under Sven...very lucky not to get relegated.
Hughes has had some terrible luck...most of our decent players being injured long term.
I'll only judge him once he's had chance to bring in his own players and got rid of the garbage.
The press is full of red c@nts eager for him to get the boot and sh1t stirring etc...
Sparky will come good...lets give him our support + a chance!!!!!
Give Hughes time and he'll come good...he knows that he has inherited a small number of decent players and a large number of garbage players.
Just think back to the 2nd half of last season...we lost nearly every game with those players under Sven...very lucky not to get relegated.
Hughes has had some terrible luck...most of our decent players being injured long term.
I'll only judge him once he's had chance to bring in his own players and got rid of the garbage.
The press is full of red c@nts eager for him to get the boot and sh1t stirring etc...
Sparky will come good...lets give him our support + a chance!!!!!
CTID1989
Well-Known Member
Why do you bother turning up if your just going to protest. Real fans? your having a laugh arnt you.
blueloon
Well-Known Member
Totally pointless exercise. In times of trouble get behind the board, the players and the manager. Let the board make the important decisions and back them otherwise we run the risk of becoming a circus simular to Newcastle United...
triplescott
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NO NO NO NO and NO! what a stupid idea. grow up and give the manager and team some time to get things sorted.
If you really want to demonstrate how passionate we feel about the club then turn up to the next home game and sing your hearts out for the boys. Whatever you do don't turn the club we all love into more of a bloody circus than the press would lead us to believe it is
sell_out16
Member
Richards Curler said:I think both Hughes and the players need to know that we are not happy with what we are seeing and the Wigan game could be the place to do it. I dont see this as a Hughes out protest but one more to demonstrate against the shit we are seeing week in week out this season. I have had enough and am getting seriously pissed off with everything!!!!
THe players need to see how much we love the club and somehow they need to take on board some of our passion and take it on to the pitch. A protest seperate to the game could be the way to do it.
Thoughts?
I think it looks like it's gonna be just you and the guy with his hughes out banner... Good luck though.
simonk
Well-Known Member
Im disheartened big time, but in principle dont think that any manager should be sacked after so little time in the job - although Hughes is putting that principle under severe strain - but not any sort of demo.
We need to gather what little unity weve got - and show support. Things are bad enough as they are, without more division and in-fighting to undermine the situation.
We need to gather what little unity weve got - and show support. Things are bad enough as they are, without more division and in-fighting to undermine the situation.